SESE

SESE is a "single" by American rapper 6ix9ine (not actually made by 6ix9ine), featuring Old Man Dad Records artists Submarine Man, Lama Doodle and Footye North.

The song was soon deleted after its release due to the track not actually made by 6ix9ine.

Composition
"SESE" was produced by DJ Foot and Pandora Beats, with vocal samples from 6ix9ine's Instagram, including a video of him singing "Let Me Love You" by Mario, which serves as the song's chorus. The outro also samples 6ix9ine's interview with the Breakfast Club.

As a result of the controversy, the songwriters of "Let Me Love You" (Scott Storch, Kam Houff, and Shaffer Smith aka Ne-Yo) were later credited on the BMI and ASCAP rights societies, alongside Daniel Hernandez (6ix9ine) and Water Handblast (Submarine Man).

Reception
"SESE" was critically panned upon its release, with most listeners complaining about the heavily Auto-Tuned voices and the repetitive beat.

As of December 3, 2020, it holds a 36 rating on Album of the Year, and a 2.27 on Rate Your Music.